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Topic: MISTAKE TIP 3.8 BTC - page 2. (Read 880 times)

legendary
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January 04, 2022, 12:37:07 PM
#90
But how would you know that his tip was a mistake or the lad was been generous with his giveaways? Did he reach out to you in the chart rooms on primedice?? And how or ehy are you using a new account to tip back, whatever the reasons good to see the that the cyber life still has good people like you hope you can look this person you are looking for.

No need to dig too much. OP is not replying to anyone and i am sure this was a fake story. OP thought that he would publish this story and people will be happy with his honesty and give him merits.
I assume this was his attempt to gains some merits but luckily he failed to get any.
hero member
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January 04, 2022, 12:27:07 PM
#89
But how would you know that his tip was a mistake or the lad was been generous with his giveaways? Did he reach out to you in the chart rooms on primedice?? And how or ehy are you using a new account to tip back, whatever the reasons good to see the that the cyber life still has good people like you hope you can look this person you are looking for.
hero member
Activity: 3052
Merit: 685
January 04, 2022, 11:13:27 AM
#88
This is just one of the super fiction stories. It can only happen in movies. Or maybe he's trying to be honest to get some merits and rank up ✌️
If He creates this thread days after receiving the tip? I may believe Him but taking him more than 2 years? this is obviously a BS post or just a Merit Hunting thread.

Does he care about merit? I'm pretty sure he doesn't, there must be other bigger purpose of creating this story than just merit.
I read the post by Mahdikarib tells us this user is a well known scammer and beggar in Primedice so I believe this story is created for that purpose "to scam or to beg".
Nothing else to say except "ignore this story" as it is just a fabricated story with a bad purpose behind it.


If OP has a dark plan, I'm sure it's not to beg but to scam people. His story that he wanted to return the big amount of BTC after years, that sounds unbelievable but the moment you contact him and you fall for the trap, that's where the crime will happen. So everyone beware.
legendary
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January 04, 2022, 09:59:04 AM
#87
This is just one of the super fiction stories. It can only happen in movies. Or maybe he's trying to be honest to get some merits and rank up ✌️
If He creates this thread days after receiving the tip? I may believe Him but taking him more than 2 years? this is obviously a BS post or just a Merit Hunting thread.

Does he care about merit? I'm pretty sure he doesn't, there must be other bigger purpose of creating this story than just merit.
I read the post by Mahdikarib tells us this user is a well known scammer and beggar in Primedice so I believe this story is created for that purpose "to scam or to beg".
Nothing else to say except "ignore this story" as it is just a fabricated story with a bad purpose behind it.
sr. member
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January 04, 2022, 08:20:56 AM
#86
At least you have to make a pretty concrete story my friend Cheesy
2020 and you're just dizzy at the end of 2021, do you think it's not too long?
when this happens to me with a nominal BTC which is quite a lot I myself will make further things in the same year and will not wait for 2 years for it lol
Well he made many of us wonder about that 2 years duration and all of a sudden coming out in the open specifically this forum to ask about how he cans end that big amount .
If he is really in conscience here? why not send to all of us that bitcoin equally so at least he will take off in his possession lol.
but Nice try to make a story mate though you did not succeed earning a single merit here lol.
full member
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January 04, 2022, 08:05:38 AM
#85
At least you have to make a pretty concrete story my friend Cheesy
2020 and you're just dizzy at the end of 2021, do you think it's not too long?
when this happens to me with a nominal BTC which is quite a lot I myself will make further things in the same year and will not wait for 2 years for it lol
legendary
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January 04, 2022, 05:43:23 AM
#84
This is just one of the super fiction stories. It can only happen in movies. Or maybe he's trying to be honest to get some merits and rank up ✌️

maybe that is his intention and its really confusing to think about this to happen since if he really want to return it then he can simply send the amount back where the balance came from, this is easy and we know it will not take any huge time to execute the return of the said mistake tip amount. But I think its good for this thread to lock up the OP or maybe people should let this hoax story sink.
legendary
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January 04, 2022, 04:13:57 AM
#83
I wonder why OP is not locking this thread when he is getting negative feedback from his own post, and he cannot post proof that his story is true, I don't know his reason why he posted this kind of story but it really backfires maybe his intention is that he just want to be honest and nice by sending that huge amount of Bitcoin which is not true.
Because he's not active anymore, his last active was January 2.

I don't think you'll ever be able to send it back to the same address since everything in bitcoin is now anonymous and it's the only reason why government and police aren't able to find us. I really like your nature instead of grabbing the bitcoins you want to send back to the owner but unfortunately, you can not as you're not aware who's this bitcoin belong to. The only thing you can do is distribute it to the beginners or donate it. Its a big amount and it can help poor
Actually he's looking for the account on primedice, not asking about unknown Bitcoin address. He can tipped on his account, so he will send to correct person except the account got hacked. Well, why you need to distribute the money to the beginners? They wouldn't learn how to accumulate Bitcoin is like money, so he will not be careful with it. He could be scammed or he doesn't know how to use Bitcoin.
full member
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January 04, 2022, 03:02:00 AM
#82
Not that no one refused to support you, people are just care to put themselves in a situation like this which no one knows if what you are saying is really through. What you are trying to does not sound authentic,  so people won't have interest for it.

Spend a few minutes reading this user's post history and you will learn your own conclusions.
In my opinion, this man should not have access to the Internet, and certainly not to gambling platforms (for his own safety).
While reading your post i also go through his post History and indeed this Person is simply a gambling addict and also a Story teller  Grin I try to take a chance believing him but i cannot lol.

This is just one of the super fiction stories. It can only happen in movies. Or maybe he's trying to be honest to get some merits and rank up ✌️
If He creates this thread days after receiving the tip? I may believe Him but taking him more than 2 years? this is obviously a BS post or just a Merit Hunting thread.
jr. member
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January 04, 2022, 01:38:04 AM
#81
This is just one of the super fiction stories. It can only happen in movies. Or maybe he's trying to be honest to get some merits and rank up ✌️
sr. member
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Merit: 260
January 03, 2022, 09:14:56 AM
#80
The story seems plausible but yeah, He has nothing to gain by sending back the BTC to the original owner if really have that money which I hope he provide the screenshot of his balance as well as the transaction history which I assume is still possible to retrieve. The problem is he only send the screenshot of his email in primed ice support without the official reply of the support to verify this story.

I completely agree with that and I would like to add that it is completely strange (at least for me) that he has waited two years with this return.
In one sentence, he wrote that he did not log in (probably for so long), but in the second that he hardly remembered the username of the person who sent this tip. The second sentence shows that he knew about this tip for a long time, since he does not remember this person's username.
This story doesn't stick to the whole thing at all
copper member
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January 03, 2022, 09:01:48 AM
#79
I wonder why OP is not locking this thread when he is getting negative feedback from his own post, and he cannot post proof that his story is true, I don't know his reason why he posted this kind of story but it really backfires maybe his intention is that he just want to be honest and nice by sending that huge amount of Bitcoin which is not true.

In my opinion, OP really wants to show that he is an honest man (what in my opinion completely failed). I don't know what the purpose of this behavior is, but I'm afraid its intentions are unfortynately not very honest. It is also possible that it was just about getting merits for his "sincere intentions".

The story seems plausible but yeah, He has nothing to gain by sending back the BTC to the original owner if really have that money which I hope he provide the screenshot of his balance as well as the transaction history which I assume is still possible to retrieve. The problem is he only send the screenshot of his email in primed ice support without the official reply of the support to verify this story.
sr. member
Activity: 1148
Merit: 346
January 03, 2022, 08:57:00 AM
#78
I wonder why OP is not locking this thread when he is getting negative feedback from his own post, and he cannot post proof that his story is true, I don't know his reason why he posted this kind of story but it really backfires maybe his intention is that he just want to be honest and nice by sending that huge amount of Bitcoin which is not true.
I don't know what's in mind of OP why he did not update this thread as I saw earlier OP's last rely is on December 30. An look his post history that time is also the last post of OP even though he his online yesterday. You are right that he did not put anything to proof that he is telling the truth.

It is also possible that it was just about getting merits for his "sincere intentions".
This is what I think too.
hero member
Activity: 2002
Merit: 516
January 03, 2022, 07:36:21 AM
#77
I wonder why OP is not locking this thread when he is getting negative feedback from his own post, and he cannot post proof that his story is true, I don't know his reason why he posted this kind of story but it really backfires maybe his intention is that he just want to be honest and nice by sending that huge amount of Bitcoin which is not true.

In my opinion, OP really wants to show that he is an honest man (what in my opinion completely failed). I don't know what the purpose of this behavior is, but I'm afraid its intentions are unfortynately not very honest. It is also possible that it was just about getting merits for his "sincere intentions".
sr. member
Activity: 2030
Merit: 269
January 03, 2022, 06:57:50 AM
#76
I wonder why OP is not locking this thread when he is getting negative feedback from his own post, and he cannot post proof that his story is true, I don't know his reason why he posted this kind of story but it really backfires maybe his intention is that he just want to be honest and nice by sending that huge amount of Bitcoin which is not true.
hero member
Activity: 1680
Merit: 505
January 03, 2022, 05:18:34 AM
#75
Not that no one refused to support you, people are just care to put themselves in a situation like this which no one knows if what you are saying is really through. What you are trying to does not sound authentic,  so people won't have interest for it.

Spend a few minutes reading this user's post history and you will learn your own conclusions.
In my opinion, this man should not have access to the Internet, and certainly not to gambling platforms (for his own safety).
member
Activity: 672
Merit: 16
January 03, 2022, 04:25:57 AM
#74
Not that no one refused to support you, people are just care to put themselves in a situation like this which no one knows if what you are saying is really through. What you are trying to does not sound authentic,  so people won't have interest for it.
hero member
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Merit: 507
January 02, 2022, 10:25:16 AM
#73
I think OP is inspired from EZ0010 story of being honest so that he could receive some merits on his new account.
I clearly see it as a way to earn merits.

The story does look very unbelievable indeed. If the OP does not provide any clear evidence that at lest part of his story is true, I think we can honestly just consider it a literary fiction. In such a situation, the only reason I believe to create this story is, in my opinion, only to obtain merits.
hero member
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January 02, 2022, 09:37:13 AM
#72
This story looks total shit to me. OP received 3.8 BTC from someone a year ago and wants to send it back now.
He doesn't have access to his primedice account but still has the BTC which means he would have probably withdrawn it to his wallet.
Why did OP choose to withdraw the coins while he could have sent it back right away.

Also, anyone can impersonate as the sender and contact OP and ask him to send the BTC to him.

I think OP is inspired from EZ0010 story of being honest so that he could receive some merits on his new account.
I clearly see it as a way to earn merits.
member
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January 02, 2022, 08:53:01 AM
#71
If the ops want us to believe the story he should upload more evidence as it is most likely a forged story just to get forum members' attention.
But if he believes the claim then he can contact the admin of the site to get redress if that is possible.
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